Noah Kahan has publicly pushed back after the Trump administration used his music in content connected to President Donald Trump’s recent visit to a General Motors facility. The dispute centers on Kahan’s song “American Cars,” which was used to promote the visit, according to the report.

The singer is the latest artist to object to having music linked to Trump without permission. Kahan said he would “never approve” the administration’s use of his work, adding his name to a long-running pattern of musicians distancing themselves from political uses of their songs.

The White House responded after Kahan’s criticism, turning the disagreement into another high-profile clash between a recording artist and the administration. The report indicates that Trump and the official White House social media account were involved in sharing the content that used the track.

The controversy highlights a recurring issue in politics and entertainment: artists often object when songs are used in campaign-style or promotional messaging that they say suggests support they do not actually give. In this case, Kahan made clear he does not want his music associated with the Trump administration.